This Chelsea apartment required a complete living room update to modernize the space while maintaining its character. We stripped old wallpaper, repaired wall imperfections, and applied two coats of premium emulsion paint. The original wooden flooring was sanded and refinished, bringing out its natural beauty. New skirting boards and architraves were fitted and painted to match the fresh colour scheme. We installed contemporary ceiling lights and updated all electrical sockets to brushed steel finish. The window frames received attention with thorough preparation and gloss painting. The transformation took 12 working days and the client now enjoys a bright, contemporary living space perfect for entertaining.

A family in Wimbledon wanted to refresh their dated kitchen without replacing the entire layout. We focused on surface improvements that would make the biggest impact. The existing cabinet doors were thoroughly cleaned, sanded, and repainted with specialist kitchen paint in a soft grey tone. Wall tiles around the worktop area were replaced with modern white metro tiles, professionally grouted for a clean finish. The ceiling was repaired where old light fittings had left marks, then painted with kitchen-specific emulsion resistant to moisture and grease. We updated the splashback area and installed under-cabinet LED lighting for better task illumination. All walls received two coats of wipeable paint suitable for kitchen environments. The result is a kitchen that feels completely renewed at a fraction of the cost of a full refit.

This two-bedroom flat in Clapham needed updating after years of wear. Both bedrooms had scuffed walls, damaged skirting boards, and outdated light fixtures. We began by removing old skirting boards and filling all holes and cracks in the walls. After thorough sanding, we applied a mist coat followed by two coats of quality emulsion in calming neutral tones chosen by the client. New MDF skirting boards were fitted and painted with durable satinwood. The ceilings were freshened up with brilliant white paint. We replaced old pendant lights with modern fittings and ensured all switches and sockets were clean and functional. The window sills were sanded and repainted, and curtain poles were securely refitted. Both bedrooms now provide peaceful, well-finished spaces for rest and relaxation.

The bathroom in this Balham flat showed signs of moisture damage and needed attention to prevent further deterioration. We started by treating areas of mould with specialist solution and allowing proper drying time. Damaged plaster around the bath was cut out and replaced with moisture-resistant board. The ceiling had water stains from a previous leak which we sealed with stain-block primer before repainting. New ceramic tiles were installed around the bath area with waterproof adhesive and grout. All walls were painted with bathroom-specific paint containing anti-mould properties. We replaced the extractor fan with a more powerful unit to improve ventilation. The mirror cabinet was securely refitted and new chrome accessories installed. The bathroom is now protected against moisture and looks fresh and clean.

This Tooting flat featured an open plan living and dining area that needed a cohesive update. The challenge was creating visual flow while defining different zones within the space. We repaired cracks in the walls and ceiling, then applied a coordinated colour scheme using two complementary shades. The main living area received a warm neutral tone while the dining zone was painted in a slightly deeper shade to create subtle definition. New coving was installed around the entire space to add character and hide the junction between walls and ceiling. All woodwork including skirting boards, door frames, and window frames was prepared and painted in brilliant white satinwood. The radiators were professionally painted to match the walls. We installed dimmer switches for the lighting to allow mood adjustment. The space now flows beautifully while maintaining distinct areas for different activities.

Making the most of a small kitchen space requires attention to every detail. This Streatham flat had a compact kitchen that felt cramped and dated. We removed the old splashback tiles and prepared the wall surface for new tiling. Modern white tiles with grey grouting were installed to reflect light and make the space feel larger. The cabinet doors were removed, thoroughly cleaned, lightly sanded, and repainted with durable kitchen paint in a light colour. We replaced old electrical sockets with new ones positioned for better appliance access. The walls were painted with washable emulsion in a complementary shade. Under-cabinet lighting was added to improve task lighting on the worktop. The window frame was repaired and repainted. Small touches like new cabinet handles and a freshly painted ceiling completed the transformation. The kitchen now feels much more spacious and functional despite its compact size.